The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-09-01

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stage va t~ss.ifsily anped With ever
sresr sta s0ve-. sba~ The ssrsrvisio'
OF Nm spesmsH and Mn George Minef
Flowers we're sl.o gesuoasly furnishes
by Mn Coibprn. Mr. BALDWIN, Dr. Broui
Mr.. Smith ADD others The little peopl
seat iLrosgh with their operciil
v,hoai hress. and The older cpes az
eaasily - veil vi,h theirs. shich IL quit
femsrkshls considering thai Eeiihsl
ous Vas relssrsed 90 The stage but tire
iin@ and there Vas . great deal 10 com
mil 10 memory. The solo parts we're vel
isksn. The principal ones being 0ese,ie,e
by Mi. Mar Wilson and lssdore by Mis-
Susie Bsu. Tho chorus also did we'll. and
the young ladies received many deserved
compliments. Miss Barr also sang sons
sbieh wKs heartily spplanded. She IL !
yong singer OF much promise. and We sr'
glaa 10 learn viii soon 20 10 Boston Il
pursue Der musical studies The proceeds
oi the entertainment which passed of %
pleasantly will serve 10 procure q much
needed addition 10 the Sunday school
library.
naSlfEsrEn cKsTEE
Regular meeting Of the 0. L. ). on
Friday evening
Mrs I. II. Depch is quits painfully
sicl With The rheumatism.
Social Dance. 81 90 per couple. st Is
isbrook's. Tuesday evening. Sept 9th.
--sksiing this Saturday evening. Sept
81 Music, Manchester Centre Band.
Miss Mary wbippie Of Fair Haven Is
stopping wi,h her brother. J. II. whipple
Mr. James Amidon and family left on
Wednesday for q new home 10 Adams,
Mass
The " H. q. will please notice that
the fret Friday Of the month occurs this
week
The Misses Cheney ~ Rutland have
been spending few day Siib their cousin
Miss jamie Colburn.
--Ames' sends US Lew advertisement
which will appear next week. Gall at his
store and Mr.. Lewis will tell You oil about
it,
-Miss jennie Graves returns 10 Mont
peler GU Thursday Tor her second year Is
teacher Ia the graded schools.
- Esiabrook opens The oyster season
Thursday - to- day with iine Fair Haven
standards and EXTRA selects for trying
Charles Clemons leaves nett Monday
Tor San,on's River, where bc will enter
Vermont Academy. located ia that place.
- Messrs Christopher and Will Roberts
OF Burlington and RutlanJ, sons OF the late
John O. Roberts. spent Sunday among
their old friends in our village
Mrs. Walden and her grand daughter
Miss Clara Holley. who have boarded the
past year at Thsyers hotel leave on Thurs
day for an extended stay 10 Rutland.
-Estsbrook wishes to say that be has
not given up the granite trade. and that
parties wishing work can get low prices OF
him and good work direct from the quar-
ries
Our village schools begin next Mon
day, Sept 9th With the following corps
4 teachers: grammar school. Miss Nellie
Of Bennington; intermediate,
Miss Ellen Tuttle; primary, Miss Cornelia
Derby,
The ladies' aid society OF the Baptist
church, which has been taking a vacation
through the month OF August, holds its
next regular meeting at the yestry on Sep
TENDER s,b Members please come out to
consider work which is to be done at the
soon.
Miss jamie Colburn gave very pleasant
Iancy dress party to her young friends at
home on Friday afternoon Of last week.
Many OF the costumes were very pretty and
he company. with their bright collors,
presented very pleasing appearance while
1t play upon the lawn 10 front Of the
house.
Tho Bishop OF the diocese has APP
pointed Tuesday, Oct 18th: as the time
k.. xf ha lar
to the priesthood As soon there.
after as may be, probably the Sunday fol.
owing. the Rev. Mr.. Flanders will be for.
nally instituted as rector OF Zion church
Manchester.
A very pretty wedding was held in the
Episcopal church in this village on the
morning Of Aug. l7th. The chancel had
,een very hastily decorated for the occs
non by the guests at Thayer's hotel, the
Wedding march was played. and Mr.. Louis
iriililh Of Mr.. Tabor aud Miss Bertha
robin Of Dandy were made one before the
mali company Of witnesses Assem- bled for
ha, purpose.
Mrs. Kate Davis. an old-time resident
Il Manchester. but Tor many years Of Rut-
and. spent = few days last week looking
Up bel oil surviving acquaintances 10
own Mrs Dssis, though four score and
even years Of age. is quite active aud
shile here walked from one extremity of
,nr village to the other without stopping.
nd With no other help than ssun nmbrel
q she carried 10 her hand.
To those who attended the tso enter
siaments gwen last week largely by local
u usicianr ia E.iabrook's aud Music halls.
be thought mus, come thsi. ~ town. we
rave Jus, reason to congratulate ourselves
lpon the quality and quantity Of musical
silent which We bsve among Us 10 the
iamcs oil those Who ~err mentioned 10 the